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Trust is a gamechanger that can differentiate successful organizations from the rest from "summary" of The Speed of Trust by Stephen M. R. Covey

Trust is not just a nice-to-have quality in organizations; it is a must-have. In fact, trust is the single most important factor that can set successful organizations apart from the rest. It is the gamechanger that can make or break a company's ability to thrive in today's competitive business environment. Without trust, relationships suffer, communication breaks down, and productivity decreases. When trust is high in an organization, everything moves faster and costs are lower. Decisions are made more quickly, and employees are more engaged and committed to the company's goals. In contrast, when trust is low, everything takes longer and costs more. People are guarded and hesitant to collaborate, which leads to inefficiencies and missed opportunities. Trust is not just about being honest and keeping promises; it is also about being competent and delivering results. When people trust that you have the skills and knowledge to do your job well, they are more likely to rely on you and work effectively with you. Trust is a combination of character and competence, and both are essential for building strong relationships and achieving success. In organizations where trust is high, employees feel safe to take risks, innovate, and speak up with their ideas and concerns. They know that their colleagues and leaders have their best interests at heart and will support them in their efforts. This creates a culture of openness and collaboration that fosters creativity and drives performance. On the other hand, in organizations where trust is low, people are more focused on protecting themselves and their own interests. They are less likely to share information, take risks, or go the extra mile to help their colleagues. This leads to silos, turf wars, and a lack of alignment that can hinder the organization's ability to adapt and succeed in a rapidly changing world.
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    The Speed of Trust

    Stephen M. R. Covey

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